The phrase "alleviate aspects of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the reduction or improvement of specific elements or issues within a broader context.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate aspects of employee dissatisfaction in the workplace."
Alternatives: "mitigate elements of" or "ease parts of".
This pointed to the alleviating aspect of being part of social relationships during a difficult period.
"We are going to miss their personalities greatly, but they will still be around the squad as the club supports them with physiotherapy to alleviate painful aspects of their injuries, before helping them to focus on other areas post-rugby".
Given the heterogeneous nature of SLE, it has been difficult to design therapies that alleviate all aspects of the disease.
Despite efforts to alleviate some aspects of this procedure, the large tissue culture burden of subsequent hybridoma cell cloning remains a significant barrier for large scale production [ 8, 9].
Overall, sPLA2I alleviated all aspects of RA pathology with a greater reliability than any of the conventional therapeutics in this study.
Despite the new optimism, it was clear that any deal in the next three days would only alleviate the worst aspects of the "fiscal cliff" while leaving big decisions on taxes and spending to the next showdown, most likely by February when Congress must raise the government's debt limit.
Like many other South African Jews, he chose to become conspicuously active in public life in an effort to oppose or alleviate the worst aspects of apartheid.
These relationships conspicuously deal with conformational changes in DNA and dewetting at the interaction interface of ZFP-DNA, alleviating paltry and meager aspects of affinity and specificity respectively.
The integrated map presented here and associated resources will help to alleviate many of the complicating aspects of potato as a genetic system.
